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Legislators questioned plans to prevent future problems.
The company says it merely corrected a “bug” that allowed users to access information they never should have been able to find in the first place.
Owners of the National Theatre for Children agreed not to create any new nonprofits in which they held more than 3 percent of the shares.
Dr. Uzma Samadani made a breakthrough in detecting concussions; now she wants to compare injured athletes and their siblings.
White House Chief of Staff John Kelly made a surprise appearance at the White House press briefing where he insisted he's not quitting or being fired. He called out the press when discussing the administration's frustrations.
The Red Sox fired manager John Farrell on Wednesday in a move that was both somewhat expected and mysterious at the same time. There were rumblings that Farrell’s job could be in jeopardy, but GM Dave Dombrowski said at a news conference that it was “not a snap decision” based on Boston losing in the ALDS to Houston while declining to elaborate on why the manager was let go. Dombrowski also said that “managerial experience helps” when he was asked about who might be considered as Farrell’s replacement. Читать дальше...
Fixing the nation’s worst defense is not your typical retirement hobby.
Quarterback Sam Bradford and three other Vikings starters were not spotted at the start of Thursday’s practice. Bradford, who was pulled from Monday night’s game after re-aggravating his injured left knee, did not practice Wednesday and appears likely he’ll be held out for a second consecutive day. Case Keenum led quarterback drills Thursday during the 15 minutes of practice open to reporters. One starter, defensive tackle Tom Johnson, was able to return to practice Thursday after sitting out Wednesday due to a knee injury. Читать дальше...
The Associated Press obtained a recording of what some U.S. embassy workers heard in Havana as they were attacked by what investigators initially believed was a sonic weapon. The recording of a high-pitched noise is one of many taken in Cuba since attacks started.